Las partes del cuerpo en inglés

Este tema incluye 40 palabras en español con su traducción al inglés, de las más fáciles (A1) a las más difíciles. Haz clic en una palabra para ver más frases de ejemplo.

Palabras (40)

EspañolInglésAudio
el brazoA1

I broke my arm skiing.

the arm
el corazónA1

After running, my heart beats really fast.

the heart
el cuelloA1

It's cold, put your scarf around your neck.

the neck
el cuerpoA1

Exercising is good for body and mind.

the body
el dedoA1

I cut my finger with the knife.

the finger
el ojoA1

My sister has green eyes.

the eye
el peloA1

I have long, curly hair.

the hair
el pieA1

Today I went to work on foot.

the foot
la bocaA1

Don't talk with your mouth full.

the mouth
la cabezaA1

My grandfather always wears a hat on his head.

the head
la caraA1

Wash your face before breakfast.

the face
la manoA1

Wash your hands before eating.

the hand
la narizA1

My nose is red from my cold.

the nose
la orejaA1

My daughter wears earrings in both ears.

the ear
la piernaA1

After the race, my legs are really tired.

the leg
los dientesA1

I brush my teeth twice a day.

the teeth
el cerebroA2

The brain controls the whole body.

the brain
el codoA2

Don't put your elbows on the table.

the elbow
el estómagoA2

My stomach hurts because I've eaten too much.

the stomach
el hombroA2

I carry my backpack on one shoulder.

the shoulder
el huesoA2

He broke a bone in his leg.

the bone
el músculoA2

After the gym, all my muscles hurt.

the muscle
el pechoA2

I feel a sharp pain in my chest.

the chest
la espaldaA2

My back hurts from sitting for so long.

the back
la gargantaA2

My throat is dry, I need some water.

the throat
la lenguaA2

The doctor asked me to stick out my tongue.

the tongue
la rodillaA2

I fell and hurt my knee.

the knee
el esqueletoB1

The human skeleton has more than two hundred bones.

the skeleton
el hígadoB1

Alcohol damages the liver.

the liver
el musloB1

I banged my thigh.

the thigh
el párpadoB1

Close your eyelids and relax.

the eyelid
el pulmónB1

Smoking is very bad for your lungs.

the lung
el puñoB1

He banged on the table with his fist.

the fist
el tobilloB1

I twisted my ankle playing soccer.

the ankle
la barbillaB1

He has a small scar on his chin.

the chin
la caderaB1

My grandmother broke her hip.

the hip
la cinturaB1

These pants are too loose at the waist.

the waist
la mejillaB1

In Spain, people greet each other with two kisses on the cheeks.

the cheek
la pestañaB1

You have an eyelash on your cheek, make a wish!

the eyelash
la pantorrillaB2

After running, my calves hurt.

the calf

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